TV Channels in Unknown, ND
ZIP Code: 57638 • Coordinates: 45.8699°N, 102.2321°W
Channels available
2 / 10 networks
Strongest signal
-57 dBm · KPSD-TV
Recommended antenna
Rotator 188° S
Towers in range
3 Top 2 within 18 dB
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2 of 10 networks reach this ZIP Major Network Coverage
Signal values are sampled near the ZIP centroid. Reception at your specific address can vary, especially in hilly areas — check the coverage map for your block.
ABC
Not Available
NBC
Not Available
CBS
KXMA-TV
Ch. 02-2 · 1080i
-81 dBm
+ 3 more
Also on this station:
Laff Ch. 02-3
CW+ Ch. 02-1
ION Mystery Ch. 02-4
FOX
Not Available
PBS
KPSD-TV
Ch. 13-1 · 1080i
-57 dBm
+ 5 more
Also on this station:
Audio Ch. 13-5
Audio Ch. 13-6
Create Ch. 13-3
PBS Kids 24/7 Ch. 13-4
World Channel Ch. 13-2
CW
Not Available
MyN
Not Available
ION
Not Available
Telemundo
Not Available
Univision
Not Available
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Showing ABC coverage and towers
Signal strength · dBm >-30 Excellent → Poor <-70
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Stations ranked by received power at the ZIP centroid
· map shows full variation Top 5 Strongest Signals
| Rank | Station | Channel | Networks | Signal | Quality | Bearing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | KPSD-TV EAGLE BUTTE, SD | 13-1 1080i | PBSAudioAudio +3 | -57 dBm | Good | 182° S |
| #2 | KDSE DICKINSON, ND | 09-1 1080i | PBSCreateMN Channel +2 | -75 dBm | Poor | 331° NNW |
| #3 | KXMA-TV DICKINSON, ND | 02-2 1080i | CBSLaffCW+ +1 | -81 dBm | Poor | 331° NNW |
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How reliable, where to point, and whether you'll have to choose between towers Reception Analysis
Reliability Score
6 / 10
Signal varies 15 dB across the sample area — significant address-level variation expected. Check the map.
Antenna Recommendation
Rotator Recommended
Towers spread 143° - rotator recommended
Signal Competition
Dominant Tower
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About TV Reception in Unknown
Unknown, North Dakota (57638) has access to 3 strong TV signals. The strongest signal comes from KPSD-TV at -57 dBm, rated as "Good" quality.
For best reception, we recommend using an outdoor antenna mounted as high as possible. Indoor antennas may work for "Excellent" and "Good" rated signals.
Signal Quality Guide
- Excellent −50 dBm and stronger Indoor antenna should work
- Good −65 to −50 dBm Indoor antenna in good conditions
- Fair −75 to −65 dBm Outdoor antenna recommended
- Poor −85 to −75 dBm High-gain outdoor antenna required
- No Signal below −85 dBm Below ATSC threshold — reception unlikely